In the European Union, several regulations and guidelines relating to cosmetic claims are adopted and implemented. During the webinar, Ms. Marie MAGNAN will review the basis of these texts and their implications for cosmetics through explanations of the rules…

Dubbed Clean Beauty in London the new trade show intends to gather experts, scientists, suppliers, brands, influencers and journalists under one roof “to build the future of clean beauty.”

Taking place on October 12 & 13, 2020 at The Brewery, located at…

The Mediterranean crop Olea europaea is often exposed to high UV-B irradiation conditions. To understand how this species modulates its enzymatic and …

Consumers see beyond the cliché when it comes sustainability, according to Echo Brand Design's Jenny Cook.

The national carrier hopes the cups will help reduce waste, but some say the airline should do more.

As worries of freshwater supplies continue to mount, the cosmetics industry must challenge itself look to more unconventional sources of H2O, such as coconuts, birch tree water and seaweed, to reduce its freshwater footprint.

Witch hazel, otherwise known as hamamelis, is a botanical extract used in skin care products that has been used medicinally for centuries.

The greatest trick corporations ever played was making us think we could recycle their products.

Because of her deep involvement in the beauty industry, we asked The Lab & Co. founder Julie Pefferman to identify beauty trends sure to be big in 2020.

While bakuchiol may not have the same chemical properties as retinoid ingredients, it offers the same benefits of being an anti-inflammatory and a natural antioxidant.

Beauty Independent turned to Base Beauty’s 14-member hive mind for insights on the directions the beauty market is headed in next year.

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Mountaineers and winter sports enthusiasts know the dangers of frostbite -- the tissue damage that can occur when extremities, such as the nose, ears, fingers and toes, are exposed to very cold temperatures. However, it can be difficult to get treated quickly…